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Aggie tight ends have huge night
The combination of Theo Ohrstrom and Tre Watson combined for nine catches and 178 yards in Texas A&M's 38-3 defeat of New Mexico State. Ohrstrom, who came into the game with four career catches, had five receptions for 111 yards on the night. He was the first Aggie tight end to break the century mark in receiving yards since Jace Sternberger did it against South Carolina in 2018.
Ohstrom and Watson were the first tight end combination to surpass 50 receiving yards in the same game since 2006, when Martellus Bennett and Joey Thomas tallied 54 and 84 yards, respectively, against Louisiana.
Scourton moves into the top 10 in tackles for loss
While he didn't record a sack last night, defensive end Nic Scourton did rack up another 1.5 tackles for loss, giving him 14 on the season. That ties him for eighth in FBS. Scourton has registered at least one tackle for loss in eight of the nine games he's played in at A&M.
Aggies open as slight road favorites against Auburn
Texas A&M goes on the road for the final time this season next Saturday to face the Auburn Tigers (6:30 p.m., ESPN). The Aggies opened as 3.5-point favorites Sunday, but that number has shrunk to 3 or 2.5 points depending on who you ask.
Auburn beat Louisiana Monroe 48-14 Saturday, but has not scored more than 21 points against any SEC opponent.
Little movement in the polls for A&M
The Aggies are 15th in the CFP poll, which is the only one that really counts right now, but the coach's and AP polls are still both out there. The Aggies moved up one spot in the coach's poll to 14th, while remaining steady at 15 in the AP poll.
Aggies in the NFL
Green Bay linebacker Edgerrin Cooper had 8 tackles as the Packers held on to beat Chicago 20-19.
Indianapolis cornerback Jaylon Jones had 5 tackles and 2 passes broken up in a 28-27 win over the New York Jets. Defensive end Micheal Clemons led the Jets with 8 tackles.
Miami running back Devon Achane had 73 yards and a touchdown on 17 carries and added 32 yards on four receptions in a 34-19 win over Las Vegas.
Jacksonville nickel Antonio Johnson had 4 tackles as the Jaguars were blasted 52-6 by Detroit.
L.A. Rams defensive tackle Bobby Brown had a pair of tackles as the Rams beat New England 28-22.
Baltimore defensive tackle Nnamdi Madubuike had 5 tackles in an 18-16 loss to Pittsburgh.
Buffalo linebacker Von Miller had 2 tackles and a sack in a 30-21 win over Kansas City.
